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March 27, 2012 12:35
… all OpenUDID apps are uninstalled
…rapper with OpenUDID prefix.
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Sorry this took so long. Got very busy. Built and tested with latest merged master code and prefixed the keychain class, as requested. |
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Be aware of this case, as commented on SO:
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In addition to normal methods, use OS keychain as a primary persistence mechanism. Keychain entries are stored between installations, making them a good option in addition to Pasteboards.